The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-10-13
MARIETTA MATTERS.

AOhu pay Pltf'A ototC toA-
Miss Flora Alexander of North Carroll
ma, is visiting Mrs T. H Matthews.
Miss Prairie Harris, of Cedsrtown, is
visiting her brother, Prof, J. c. Harris.
Miss Annie Green, of Atlanta is visit
ing in the city.
Mr. Will White. of Gadsden, is here on
a visit
Miss Rachel Rogers of Knoxville
Tenn, is visi ing Miss Willie Northcutt.
The turner's are selling only enough
cotton to pay pressing debts, and are hold
ing the balance for better prices.
The 'possum hunters are not waiting
Tor the frost to bite the persimmon, but are
gathering in the fat 'possums nightly.
1t is surprising how many people have
lost money when an advertisement is inserted
calling attention to money found.
If Mr. Marsh had built his Salt Springs
hotel in Marietta, he would have had pay
ing investment all the year round.
NdSil paul tut DThSS, TOPPER, anu 1dSI
Iron at Phoenix Eoundry-but not for old
stoves or pillow points
Please call and pay what you owe the
JOURNAL We must have money to run our
business, and this is the season of the year
when debts must be paid.
Fifty pounds wool rolls at McCutcheon's
Boys Extra Vests so cts at Hirsch's
Printed Blank Receipts at 25cts per 100
at Journal Office.
An elegant line OF Hose at Springer's.
An immense stock of cooking and
heating stoves and CRATES at Dobbs.
Groves Bros are insuring cotton gins.
DIR. H. " Reynolds has had his resi-
den"e removed further north on his lot,
leaving room for another dwelling which he
will have erected at once
The chestnut crop in the mountains of
North Georgia is said to be unusually large
One lady has gathered fory bushels, picked
up under the trees.
The Edgewood Paror Minstrels filed
their engagement here on last Friday night
They had good audience anu gave pleas
ing entertainment.
That winter bill for Boots, Shoes and
Hats you have so much dreaded will be
turned to pleasure, if you will buy from US,
as our prices will be less than you expected
W. E. GILBERT.
--Pipe Brick and Terra Gotta chimneys
at Dobbs.
The place to buy shoes OF oil sorts and
| sizes at live and help live" prices at Nc
Cutcheon's.
Go to Stephens Brothers for tender
steak. Telephone "a.
Demonstration is the thief of time 1t
also steals away the trade Of the man who
puts off has advertising until some other
time There's deal Of wisdom in this
paragraph, for which no charge is made.
In the garden OF the editor Of the JOUR
NAL is ar apple tree, bearing its second crop
of applea this year This is out OF the usual
run OF nature but shows the productiVeneSs
of our climate.
AT regular Conference of Baptist Church
Wednesday night Rev. G. S. Tunllin was
rs-a!ected pastor for next year by unani-
nous rising EGtf, One candidate was re-
ceived for baptism.
The immense crowds that will attend
the Piedmont Fair during President Cleye-
lands visit next Tuesday and Wednesday
will cause jam and pressure that will rem
der things very uncomfortable.
- Hirsch's S. Mems Suits are big bargains.
Call and see my stock or Cooking and
Heating Stove before you buy. Can save
you moAeg. L. + DoBBs.
Hose for Ladies, Hose for Misses and
Hose for Children, at Springers
DO not forget the place to get cheap
| Chairs, Bureaus, Kitchen Safes, Tables and
| Wardrobes Bedsteads al 81 90, 81 80,
5 800, So 30, 81 90, s. 90 81. 80, 81 30 to so.
Come and examine for yourself you will
save money. y. E. GILBERT.
-FoR SALE "A few trio OF Brown Leg
horns. First-class breeding stock. Price
| low. NJ. n. CANNON.
Small change is scarce, and FIVE dollar
bills are plentiful, Judging from the number
of people who stick a V under your nose
and tantalize you by asking you to change
| it.
Mr.. K. NJ Jackson is selling out his
furniture, preparatory to returning to Phila=
dephia. We regret to lose ths0 most esti'
mable family and wish Mr.. Jackson could
see it to his interest to remain.
The Salvation Army has struck Mariet-
ta Their rendezvous is at McCutcheons
Hall, where they conduct their meetings.
AS we have churches aud pastors in Mariet
ia, we don't presume the Salvation Army
will make much Roadway.
i have Just received some handsome
suits of Furniture and will duplicate the
price OF any Atlanta house saving you the
| freight, and risk of breaking besides deliver
free OF drayage W. E GILBERT
--Springer's store is headquarters for
Shoes.
Three large FIVE rent bars Of soap for a
dime at McCutcheon's
Douglas So shoe at Hirschs.
Judge Roberts, colored, Of Cobb county
was tried for retailing spirituous liquors and
vas convicted in the United States Court in
Atlanta last week He was sentenced to
serve four months in jail and to pay fine
of 500 and costs.
-MARRIED.-M Miss Lille Akers, of Smyr-
ma, was married to Mr.. Ed Mcdonald, of
Atlanta at the Methodist Church in Smyr-
ma, on the evening Of the 9Th inst by Rev.
Mr.. Wooten The church was beautifully
decorated and the attendance large
The sum of money advertised in last
weeks Journal as found, brought the own
er to the front in few hours. Two ten
dollar bills were found by Miss Kate Klby,
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